Canadians Fight Over Naval Bill In Commons
Ottawa March 5 The Canadian house of commons has sat twenty one hours straight as it debates a 35 million dollar contribution to the imperial navy. The Liberal opposition led by Sir Wilfrid Laurier seeks to force a general election, arguing Canada should build man and maintain its own navy. Deadlock prospects loom for a month as Liberal strategy intensifies.
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Ottawa
Ont
House of Commons
Imperial Navy
Wilfred Laurier
Canada
Commons
Moros on War Path Report from Manila
Thirty two American soldiers wounded arrived in Manila from Jolo amid reports of heavy fighting with Moros nearby for more than a week. All news from the area is under strict censorship.
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Manila
Jolo
Origin and early use of the title Pope
The term pope appears first in 223 with Heraclius patriarch of Alexandria. Eastern churches still use the title for parish priests. In the west it remained a general bishop title for centuries until Gregory VII restricted it to the Roman pontiff at a 1073 synod in Rome.
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Heraclius
Alexandria
Gregory VII
Rome
Wage Gap Noted In La Crosse Press Meeting
Miss Katharine Martindale reported that unskilled women in La Crosse averaged 92 cents a day, while men earned about $1.78. Miss Dorothy Hixon spoke on rents and Mrs. L. F. Best on the cost of adequate food supply at the Humane society and Associated Charities advisory committee gathering.
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la Crosse
Katharine Martindale
Advisory Committee
the Humane Society and Associated Charities
A.m
Dorothy Hixon
L. F. Best
Notice to Creditors in Schilling Estate La Crosse
Wisconsin probate notice for the estate of John J. Schilling of Onalaska. Letters testamentary issued to Herman Rahn. Creditors have six months from February 25, 1913 to present claims for examination and allowance. Court to review September 2, 1913 at 19:00 in La Crosse Courthouse. Dated February 25, 1913. Court: John Brindley, County Judge. Attorneys: McConnell & Schweizer.
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State of Wisconsin
la Crosse County
John J. Schilling
Onalaska
Herman Rahn
Wisconsin
la Crosse
Poslam Promises Quick Skin Relief and Care
Poslam claims rapid healing of eczema acne herpes rash and other skin troubles with its Poslam treatment and Poslam Soap. It advertises free samples from Emergency Laboratories at 82 West 25th Street New York City and lists prices 5 cents and 28 cents respectively.
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West 25Th Street
New York City
Presidential Inauguration Scenes at the Capitol
The manuscript of President Wilsons inaugural address rests on a silk desk as fifty cameras capture the moment. Taft greets Wilson and Bryan lingers, while Eleanor Wilson and family members arrive in color, and a flood of flowers arrives from across the country.
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Wilson
Capitol
Taft
Senate
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Knox
William Jennings Bryan
White House
Ray
Public Sale of Stored Goods at La Crosse
Maud Howarth faces a public sale by Gateway City Transfer Company for unpaid storage. At 9:00 A.M. March 27 1913 a cash auction will offer a dresser pictures clock table rocker two tables marble crate and related items at 214 Vine Street La Crosse Wisconsin to satisfy a 15.50 debt.
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Maud Howarth
Gateway City Transfer Company
Vine Street
la Crosse
Wis
Gateway City. Transfer Company
M. P. Murphy
City to Appoint New Election Inspectors Before Primaries
City Hall chatter says a new slate of election inspectors must be named as current inspectors seek office. A meeting called by City Clerk E. H. Hoffman will discuss how many vacancies exist and who will fill them under state law.
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E. H. Hoffman
Council Chamber
Board of Election Inspectors
Friedmann Will Permit Real Test in Tuberculosis Cure
New York March 5 German savant Dr Friedrich Friedmann agreed to provide samples of his tuberculosis remedy to the New York Board of Health and assist Health Commissioner Dr Ernest Lederle in administering it. A real test of his claims would then be possible.
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New York
Friedrich Friedmann
Ernest J. Lederle
Board of Health
Lederle
Friedmann
Government Should Target Rail Robbers and Crooks Pleas
A historical note contrasts punishments for coarse mail train thieves with more refined crooks. It suggests officials focus on catching rough criminals while smoother offenders still enjoy some impunity.
Gassy Stomach Risks the Heart and Promises Relief
An old medical advertisement explains that indigestion causes gas pressure on the heart and urges Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure. It claims the pills restore digestion, strengthen glands, and relieve chest discomfort, advising a tablet after meals.
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Stuart
Foreclosure Sale Notice for La Crosse County Lands
Sheriff John A. Weber to publicly sell April 5 1913 at 10 am at the East Front Door La Crosse Courthouse items including two described quarry lands a bluff property with rights to quarry transport debris and build spouts bins roadways along with associated premises in the Wooley Hanson Bechen holdings. Also includes separate Homestead and Belmont Place parcels parts of Section Three and Twenty One plus Belmont Place Lots One and Two.
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Wisconsin
la Crosse County
A. D
State Bank of
John A. Weber
la Crosse
Said
High Bluff
Southwest Quarter
Peter Bechen
Peter Bedhen
Thomas E. Wooley
Carl Hanson
Office of the Register of Deeds
City of
Belmont Place
Belmont
Register of Deeds of
Register of Deeds
Frank Winter
The Boy and the Man Reflections on Advantage
The boy who asks others to supply the answer grows to believe success depends on another man's chance. The passage suggests a link between reliance on others and a future sense of opportunity through external luck.
Browne on Reasonable Causes and Tempered Disputes
A concise reflection notes that a worthy cause may endure without passion and instead rely on a balanced, temperate argument. Sir Thomas Browne frames advocacy as sustained by reasoned discourse rather than zeal.
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Sir Thomas Browne
Heinze Sues the Copper Trust in $30 Million Suit
Augustus Heinze and United Copper Securities sue Amalgamated Copper and its allies for 30 million dollars under Sherman anti trust law. Plaintiffs allege arson at Montana ore plant and a conspiracy to ruin United Copper through ruinous competition. Names include John D. Ryan William Rockefeller James Stillman and Rogers Lewisohn executors.
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New York
Augustus Heinze
Amalgamated Copper
United Copper Securities Company
Augustus
Arthur C. Heinge
United States
Amalgamated Company
Amalgamated Copper Company
Anaconda Company
John D. Ryan
William Rockefeller
James Stillman
H. H. Rogers
Leonard Lewisohn
Amalgamated
Montana
United Company
Woman Is Carried Home in Crowded Street Car
An electric car is packed beyond capacity with passengers and a young woman repeatedly slips and falls near the doorway. A large man steadies her and finally urges her to stay inside the car as it lurches along.
Birds Voracious Feeders In Cumberland Observations
Rev. C. T. Phillips, vicar of Ivegill and Cumberland naturalist, noted two wood pigeons with remarkable meals. One pigeon contained 140 beech nuts in its crop, while another had devoured finely chopped trumpet leaves, filling more than the palm of the hand.
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C. T. Phillips
Ivegill
Cumberland
Today Is Our Day to Act in Love and Helpfulness
A reflective note on seizing the day to act with love and human service. The quote emphasizes taking constructive action over complaint and embracing helpfulness in daily life.
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David Starr Jordan
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